You can run the same translation layer that Steam uses for your pirated games, compatibility will be similar to what protondb reports.
I don't think a country could blanket ban every email provider that doesnt take emails as it's an open protocol; anyone can host an email server within seconds.
But you can use another lemmy instance that doesnt ask for email. It will mostly work the same way. You can also see the post contents of groups through other social media that uses ActivityPub (like mastodon)
Yep. It's still in alpha stage, but I really like what I saw from it right now.
Pop. I just need ubuntu without snap, distro's default look doesnt matter since I'll just use sway/i3wm.
Though the fact that they're building their own tiling DE could make me stick with it fully when it comes out.
Legal? Likely not, as you're turning one copy into two copies.
Would anyone pursue you? Likely not. No one is going to get a warrant to search your devices to see if you've photocopied your books before giving them away; unless you're sharing the digital files publically.
Do not share the digital files publically, as that is definetly not legal.
Recycling is definetly in the clear, however donating to libraries would be more meaningful; as it offers a chance for more people to read them.
Pepe is not a hate symbol, it's heavily tied to the meme culture and its usage is way beyond any extremists group's control.
study done by ADL
aka nonsense article for ragebait lmao
I never knew the game was released PC Marketplaces, but appearently it's on Xbox Store.
Wonder if it'll work on Linux.
Thinking about it, reducing my entire game library to not suggested titles anywhere decreases its size drastically. It easily knocks like 20 games I would list normally.
With that said, Last Command was a nice bullet hell game. Would reccomend
I don't think you've linked your vid
cringe boomer take